Philips Onis 2 Instrukcja Użytkownika

Installing your Onis6Connecting another telephone (UK only)Ringer Equivalence Number or REN (UK only)Charging your handsetBattery installation

Installing your Onis 7Handset chargebbHandset dischargebTesting your telephone t tTips

Using your Onis8Using your Onis2Making a callTip

Using your Onis 9Answering a callRedialling the last numberAdjusting the handset earpiece volumeUsing the loudspeaker

The caller list10The caller list Caller identificationCaller list functions

The caller list 11Consulting the caller listDialling from the caller listRemoving an entry from the caller listCreating a Phonebook entry from the cal

Your Onis Memo recorder12Your Onis Memo recorder2Setting up your memo recorderRecording an outgoing messageTip

Your Onis Memo recorder 13Setting the day and time Using your memo recorderSwitching on the memo recorder

Your Onis Memo recorder14Switching off the memo recorderIntercepting calls

Your Onis Memo recorder 15Call screeningListening to received messages

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Your Onis Memo recorder16Erasing messagesPersonalising your memo recorderEntering a remote control code

Your Onis Memo recorder 17Changing the number of ringsTip

Your Onis Memo recorder18Switching message record on or off Your memo recorders advanced functionsRecording a local message

Your Onis Memo recorder 19Switching on the memo recorder by remote controlCalling into your memo recorder by remote control

Personalising your telephone20Personalising your telephoneEntering menu modeSetting the dial modeTip

Personalising your telephone 21Selecting the ringer melody and volumeHandset ringerBase station ringerUsing the battery saverSwitching on the battery

Your Phone book and emergency number22Your Phone book and emergency numberThe phone bookStoring a name and number in your phone bookBUsing the handset

Your Phone book and emergency number 23Making a call using the phone bookRemoving a name and number from your phone bookThe emergency number (Oniso 63

Your Phone book and emergency number24Calling the emergency numberTip

Using advanced functions 25Using advanced functionsInserting automatic dialling pausesRegistering a new handset with your base station

The Oniso handset

Using advanced functions26Changing the name of your base stationInternal call waitingSetting up Baby Sit

Using advanced functions 27Registering one handset with several base stationsSelecting the base stationRemoving a handset

Connection to a PABX28Connection to a PABXSelecting the network typeR o- o+ -oRSetting the recall typeRR o- o+ - oR

Useful tips and maintenance 29Useful tips andmaintenanceBeeps and melodies Base station indicator light

Useful tips and maintenance30Telephone troubleshooting

Useful tips and maintenance 31Memo recorder troubleshooting (Oniso Memo only)

Useful tips and maintenance32Caring for your phoneBattery removal

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The Oniso Memo handset

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Table of Contents2Table of ContentsInstalling your Oniso 5Using your Oniso 8The caller list 10Your Oniso Memo recorder 12

Table of Contents3Personalising your telephone 20Your Phone book and emergency number 22Using advanced functions 25Connection to a PABX 28Useful t

4Safety information This equipment is not designed for making emergency telephone calls when the power fails. Alternative arrangements should be made

Installing your Onis 5Installing your Onis2Connecting your phoneDeciding where to put the base stationConnecting the base station2 1